FERNANDO ADRIAN FERNANDEZ TOJO

FERNANDO ADRIAN FERNANDEZ TOJO is a Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated with the Department of Statistics, Mathematical Analysis and Optimization within the Faculty of Mathematics. His research focuses on differential equations, mathematical analysis, and nonlinear systems, particularly involving Stieltjes derivatives and functional differential equations. He is part of the EDNL research group (Nonlinear differential equations) and the Galician Mathematical Research and Technology Center (CITMAga).

He earned his Doctorate from USC in 2015 with a thesis titled Existence and multiplicity of solutions of functional differential equations, supervised by Dr. Alberto Cabada Fernandez. His publications span topics like Stieltjes differential equations, Green’s functions, and applications to digital twin modeling. His work bridges pure mathematical analysis with applied problems in engineering and technology.

• Education: PhD in Mathematics, USC (2015)
• Affiliations: Faculty of Mathematics, CITMAga Interuniversity Center
• Research Themes: Differential equations with involutions, Stieltjes calculus, nonlinear boundary value problems, functional analysis.

His research trends emphasize generalizing classical differential equation theories to broader Stieltjes frameworks, with applications in numerical methods and real-world modeling. Despite no awards listed here, his extensive publication record highlights sustained academic contribution.